Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for Mar. 26, 2010

U.K. Trading Probe Suspect Denies Allegations (David Enrich, WSJ) http://bit.ly/9aRxBq #
John Kizon Vows Revenge Over Insider Trading Trial (Joseph Sapienza, WAToday) http://bit.ly/amf6sk #
Denis J. McInerney, new chief of Justice’s fraud unit, avows passion for public service (Carrie Johnson, WaPo) http://bit.ly/beySoo #
FSA Probe Said to Focus on Block Trade Front-Running (Caroline Binham and Elisa Martinuzzi, Bloomberg) http://bit.ly/bDGNmH #
3 Ex-Madoff Employees Plead Not Guilty in Fraud (DealBook) http://nyti.ms/dewFVA #
Garcia Takes Helm at SDNY’s Securities Fraud Unit (Amir Efrati, WSJ) http://bit.ly/a6hc8z #
SEC Sends Wells Notices to First Horizon National Subsidiaries http://bit.ly/d9xuqh #
Report: Enforcement Official Steered SEC Away From Allied Capital http://bit.ly/bi6oQU #
April 19 Event: Stanley Sporkin, Thomas Sporkin, George Curtis, and John Reed Stark Live From the National Press Club http://bit.ly/bepjYa #
Howard Scheck Named Chief Accountant for SEC’s Division of Enforcement http://bit.ly/cCfPxB #
April 8 Webcast: FCPA and International Anti-Corruption Enforcement-Trends in 2010 http://bit.ly/dsvTpH #
SEC Says ‘Potato,’ ‘Frequent Flier Miles’ Code for Fraud (Compliance Week) http://bit.ly/99KfMh #